Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Annual Easter Egg Hunt Saturday
The Noblesville Parks Department in partnership with Hare Chevrolet will be hosting the annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday at Forest Park Shelter No. 5. The egg hunt will be for children ages 3-10. Festivities will begin at 10 a.m. and include a DJ, airbrush tattoos, business booths and vehicles from the Noblesville police, fire…
Read MoreMy First Easter Sunrise Service
penned 4.22.2019, revised March 3, 2025 My twin sister had inscribed “Easter” on a stone two years before her death at sunrise Easter morning 1996. With the church’s permission, I laid the palm-sized stone at the foot of the outside cross for our Easter sunrise service this year, my first experience ever. It was very…
Read MoreFOR THE RECORD
For The Record is a public service and regular feature in The Noblesville Times. It is designed to tell you what is scheduled to happen and what actually does happen in meetings paid for with your tax dollars. The Times encourages all citizens to take an active role in being involved in local government. Hamilton…
Read MorePalm Sunday Breakfast Set
Ready for a great breakfast on Palm Sunday? Then the Wayne-Fall Lions Club has just the ticket. From 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 11940 E. 191st St. (Deshane Avenue and Victory Chapel Road), the Wayne-Fall Lions are serving up an all-you-can-eat breakfast. The menu includes special pancakes, sausage, bacon, eggs, coffee, juice and milk.…
Read MoreCelebrate Spring With a Wildflower Walk
It’s been a long winter – and for those yearning for all things spring, the Blatchley Nature Study Club has organized three Wildflower Walks. Wander the woods and welcome spring on Saturdays, April 12 and April 26 at Blatchley Nature Study Club, 125 Boulder Drive, Noblesville. Explore the trails with guided tours anytime between 1…
Read MoreWestfield Marks Earth and Arbor Days April 26
The City of Westfield’s Parks and Recreation Department will celebrate Earth Day and Arbor Day at its annual Green Day event on April 26, from noon to 2 p.m. at Grand Junction Plaza (225 S. Union Street). This free, family-friendly event will showcase local organizations and vendors offering eco-friendly tips and practices that attendees can…
Read MoreHamilton Town Center Adds Stores
Simon, the global leader in premier shopping, dining, entertainment and mixed-use destinations, recently announced the latest additions to Hamilton Town Center, including first-to-market, Shady Rays, cult-favorites J.Crew Factory and Sephora, along with new restaurant, Sunny Day Café. Coming Soon: Last year, Hamilton Town Center welcomed a slew of retailers including retail favorite, Nordstrom Rack, along…
Read MoreIMCU Fighting Cancer
Indiana Members Credit Union, Central Indiana’s largest credit union, is pleased to announce Strides for Sarcoma as the new member-nominated beneficiary for its Cancer Awareness Debit Card. The IMCU Cancer Awareness Debit Card provides members an opportunity to support a different cancer-related organization each year. A portion of each signature transaction made with this card…
Read MoreSpartz: Only Trump Can Give the Ukrainian People a Chance Now
The UK Telegraph wrote an article this week with a headline that Congresswoman Victoria Spartz said misrepresents her position on Ukraine. This headline was used by the Zelensky team to blame Spartz and President Trump and blamed the United States Spartz issued the following statement to clarify her current position on Ukraine. “It’s not surprising…
Read MoreWriter Stands Up For Libraries
Dear Editor, I’m writing in support of our Libraries, which the Trump Administration is determined to shut down. Libraries are facing budget cuts, closures and even more attacks on the kinds of books they carry. The threat to our libraries is pesonal to me, because of my life-long history with them: when I was a…
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